Mikey Moore is one of Tottenham Hotspur’s brightest young talents.
The attacker, still only 17, is highly regarded behind the scenes at Spurs, and many view him as a superstar in the making.
In 2024, Ange Postecoglou gave Moore his debut in the Premier League, and he became Spurs’ youngest player in the history of the competition.
Now, the North Londoners have made a firm decision about his future.
Tottenham’s Mikey Moore stance after Borussia Dortmund links
There will be a lot of changes at Tottenham this summer.
The likes of Richarlison and Cristian Romero could leave Spurs for opportunities elsewhere, while Postecoglou is expected to be sacked even if he wins the Europa League.
Amid all that, Sky Sports Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg revealed that Borussia Dortmund are keen to sign Moore this summer.
The 17-year-old will have just two years left on his contract in July, and the Bundesliga giants are interested in luring him away.
Tottenham, however, have no interest in letting Moore go.
GiveMeSport have claimed that ‘Postecoglou and influential figures behind the scenes have decided they will not entertain the possibility of selling’ the teenager this summer.
It has been claimed that ‘there’s no way’ Moore will be allowed to leave, and Spurs are even planning to offer him a new deal to keep him at the club.
Furthermore, the report says that Tottenham are confident that the ‘unpredictable’ Moore will stay and pen a new deal in the coming months.
Tottenham’s plan for Mikey Moore
Mikey Moore has had opportunities at Tottenham this season.
The youngster has made 19 senior appearances for Spurs, the most recent of which came in the defeat to Aston Villa on Friday night.
In the summer, Tottenham plan to give even more chances to Moore in pre-season, and a good showing there could result in increased game time in the 2025/26 campaign.
The report claims that Spurs ‘have been putting a lot of time into Moore’s development plan’, and they feel that losing him now would make no sense whatsoever.
Dortmund have always been a great club for youngsters to make a name for themselves, but as things stand, they will not be able to land Moore this summer.
